Anglo African Agriculture Share Discussion Threads

[rwauu] 29/9/2016 09:25

Let's quit this nonsence. How much we can push this grass issue??? Sellin daHerbs. What a geck- is there not enough window sills these days?? Why the hell we need to truck grass from as far as SAR?? Did everyone went nuts??? OK, I see TW loaded up shares way before DL joined the board (and most likely was not able to unload junk), but he is too quiet.

As far as DL- well who cares, it is not like he is in another food company already. Oh wait - he is? AFRI? Well,sorta? Kinda? I mean it was one of his faves anyway??? Jabba is smart- oil flopped, so he went looking for greener pastures. Nah, still rubbish.

[mug3] 06/9/2016 07:23

I agree. This market cap is worth less than she'll value and AAAP is no cash shell by the looks of it. And the new Chairman knows his food business.

[fillipe] 05/9/2016 23:50

The almost totally unknown AEC were down at 1.3p at 1st Sept - they made it to 4.7p paid today.

AAAP, fully LSE listed and including today's placing will be 181m shrs - price them at 3p and mkt cap still only a little over £5m.

With the experience and names on board here, plenty to go for, imo.

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[analcime] 05/9/2016 23:44

Pump and Dump BIG TIME...
Lenigas without a doubt .. can make you £££;'s if you wait for the right time to SHORT!!!

And cliley454.. Talk about DL's boiler room BUDDY!!!

Connemara Mining Company plc 2p to 50p - CON
cliley454 - 23 May 2016 - 09:04:39 - 29 of 102
Great news, these are still undervalued IMHO. Also take a look at AAAP. More info posted on thr AAAP bb.

PowerHouse Energy - The New Positive Thread - PHE
cliley454 - 23 May 2016 - 09:00:58 - 3432 of 3990
Looks like a rerating starting. Should see a steady climb over the next few weeks.
Also take a look at AAAP. More info on the AAAP bb.

Kefi Minerals-2010 and into the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - KEFI
cliley454 - 23 May 2016 - 08:56:53 - 49228 of 50096
Chart looks good for another 50% rise over the next month.
Also take a look at AAAP. 500k market cap. More info on the AAAP bb.

TOMCO at last a moderated thread - TOM
cliley454 - 23 May 2016 - 08:53:46 - 1582 of 2069
Up again and not finished yet IMHO.
Also take a look at AAAP. 500k market cap. More info on the AAAP bb.

China new energy - CNEL - CNEL
cliley454 - 23 May 2016 - 08:50:42 - 3327 of 3842
Picked up a few this morning and looking for a few more when the dust settles.
Also take a look at AAAP. 500k market cap. More info on the AAAP bb

NTLG New to AIM and up 5% - NTLG
cliley454 - 23 May 2016 - 08:44:41 - 25 of 28
Another nice rise and more to come IMHO. Also take a look at AAAP. 500k market cap. More info on the AAAP bb.

Highland Natural Resources - Fracking Diversion Tech - HNR
cliley454 - 23 May 2016 - 08:40:51 - 4843 of 7491
Great news this morning. Also take a look at AAAP, who produce guar gum which is used extensively in the fracking process.

TREAD CAREFULLY guys and Gals
GLA

[babbler] 05/9/2016 23:08

Have you seen the spread... Lol.

[cashmachine2] 05/9/2016 21:45

So the placement was at 0.67p and the shares closed at 2.50...Ummm - surely DL doesn't bring a premium of nearly 300%?

[mug3] 05/9/2016 20:09

Apfindley may be right, but I doubt it. This company was dead and dying. Now it has a breath of life and someone who can shake things up. If you don't like it. Sell. At least he's making things happen. The price and the volume has arrived. Make your choice.

[fillipe] 05/9/2016 17:38

Maybe so, but we do start with a fully listed company with 95m shrs, a mkt cap of about only £700k and a very strong share register, prior to today's events.

gla!

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[apfindley] 05/9/2016 17:17

Oh dear The serial share issuer arrives.With Lenigas you're likely to end up with 30 billion shares in issue

[fillipe] 05/9/2016 17:15

All fast asleep here....check out today's RNS/Lenigas!

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[cliley454] 01/6/2016 09:52

Just one decent deal and these will be rerated.

[cliley454] 01/6/2016 09:51

Last years costs included relocation and modernisation. They will be much less this year. The options are only excerisable when the share price goes up and 12k a year is very modest. They have done a great deal already to make the company successful and can't be expected to work for nothing.

No idea what the massive trade was but if they didn't announce a change in holdings then it wasn't a sell, more likely a cross trade.

Why list in Joburg when you can list on the main market of the London stock exchange?

[cyberbub] 24/5/2016 19:49

The company are making modest profits and have over £700K administration expenses, so an ongoing loss-making situation. And the directors have just awarded themselves millions of options plus £12K annual salaries. It's hardly a fortune but why do they deserve anything at this point.And what the hell was the "massive trade" which mysteriously/suspiciously crashed the share price just before they listed on the main market last year?Why are they listed in London and not Joburg?

[cliley454] 24/5/2016 13:39

They raised 75k last month which tells us 2 things. 1. They are short of cash and 2. They expect positive cash flow shortly.
They have a plan to build a large profitable company, hence the relocation, the upgrades and the move to a main market listing. Management are still confident of achieving it and are working on some good deals.

[hope67] 23/5/2016 12:51

How much cash do they have?

[cezary] 07/10/2015 13:32

7 October 2015

For Immediate Release

Anglo African Agriculture plc

("AAA" or the "Company")

Operational update

The Board of AAA is pleased to announce that its subsidiary, Dynamic Intertrade
(Pty) Ltd ("Dynamic"), a food processing and trading operation based in Cape
Town South Africa, has completed its Food Safety System Certification ("FSSC")
audit which was conducted by SGS between 16-18 September 2015. The SGS audit
team has recommended that FSSC certification be granted. It is expected that
issuance of the formal certificate will follow in due course.

Commissioning of Dynamic's steam sterilizer is completed and Dynamic will soon
start offering steam sterilized product to its customers. This will allow
Dynamic to supply significantly more customers, particularly in the export
market, which require these standards.

Trading over the last quarter has been below last year's comparative period due
to the impact of moving Dynamic's operation from Brits to Cape Town and as a
result of not having these capabilities which have become an industry
requirement. The business is now in a much stronger position to grow its sales
going forward. Export markets are also expected to open up as the devaluation
of the Rand makes the South African cost base very attractive.

Andrew Monk, Chairman of AAA commented "FSSC certification and the
commissioning of the steam steriliser are positive steps in the development of
our food processing operation in Cape Town and allows us to open up new markets
and new markets".

[blanklouis] 24/9/2015 10:12

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